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I have data in rows 3 to 49 and columns A to U. In column L are names of
destinations. In Column K are weights delivered to those destinations. I need a formula to give me the total weight delivered to each of those destinations. Can anyone help please?! |
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Hi Mel
Try putting a list of the destinations you need to total in say cells W1:W10 then in cell X1 enter =SUMIF(K:K,W1,L:L) Copy formula down through cells X2:X10 Make the range in W long enough to deal with each of your required locations -- Regards Roger Govier "Mel" wrote in message ... I have data in rows 3 to 49 and columns A to U. In column L are names of destinations. In Column K are weights delivered to those destinations. I need a formula to give me the total weight delivered to each of those destinations. Can anyone help please?! |
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Hi Roger - thanks but it didn't work, returned a 0. I put my in destinations
in H53 to H61 and used the rest of your formula. Any other ideas? "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Mel Try putting a list of the destinations you need to total in say cells W1:W10 then in cell X1 enter =SUMIF(K:K,W1,L:L) Copy formula down through cells X2:X10 Make the range in W long enough to deal with each of your required locations -- Regards Roger Govier "Mel" wrote in message ... I have data in rows 3 to 49 and columns A to U. In column L are names of destinations. In Column K are weights delivered to those destinations. I need a formula to give me the total weight delivered to each of those destinations. Can anyone help please?! |
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Hi Mel,
try to use: sumproduct((K2:k100=h53)*(L2:l100)) does this help? regards from Brazil Marcelo "Mel" escreveu: Hi Roger - thanks but it didn't work, returned a 0. I put my in destinations in H53 to H61 and used the rest of your formula. Any other ideas? "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Mel Try putting a list of the destinations you need to total in say cells W1:W10 then in cell X1 enter =SUMIF(K:K,W1,L:L) Copy formula down through cells X2:X10 Make the range in W long enough to deal with each of your required locations -- Regards Roger Govier "Mel" wrote in message ... I have data in rows 3 to 49 and columns A to U. In column L are names of destinations. In Column K are weights delivered to those destinations. I need a formula to give me the total weight delivered to each of those destinations. Can anyone help please?! |
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Hi Marcelo - Thanks, this is driving me nuts! This is my table/summary. The
first destination Chililabombwe is in H53 in the summary. The data for all the destinations is in column L3 to L49 in the worksheet. The weights are in column K3 to K49. Deliveries are made throughout the month and vary. When I used your formula I got the #VALUE error message?(There are more destinations than this!) DESTINATION WEIGHT Chililabombwe #VALUE! Kabwe #VALUE! Kasama #VALUE! Kitwe #VALUE! "Marcelo" wrote: Hi Mel, try to use: sumproduct((K2:k100=h53)*(L2:l100)) does this help? regards from Brazil Marcelo "Mel" escreveu: Hi Roger - thanks but it didn't work, returned a 0. I put my in destinations in H53 to H61 and used the rest of your formula. Any other ideas? "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Mel Try putting a list of the destinations you need to total in say cells W1:W10 then in cell X1 enter =SUMIF(K:K,W1,L:L) Copy formula down through cells X2:X10 Make the range in W long enough to deal with each of your required locations -- Regards Roger Govier "Mel" wrote in message ... I have data in rows 3 to 49 and columns A to U. In column L are names of destinations. In Column K are weights delivered to those destinations. I need a formula to give me the total weight delivered to each of those destinations. Can anyone help please?! |
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The K Column (Weights) are text?
regards "Mel" escreveu: Hi Marcelo - Thanks, this is driving me nuts! This is my table/summary. The first destination Chililabombwe is in H53 in the summary. The data for all the destinations is in column L3 to L49 in the worksheet. The weights are in column K3 to K49. Deliveries are made throughout the month and vary. When I used your formula I got the #VALUE error message?(There are more destinations than this!) DESTINATION WEIGHT Chililabombwe #VALUE! Kabwe #VALUE! Kasama #VALUE! Kitwe #VALUE! "Marcelo" wrote: Hi Mel, try to use: sumproduct((K2:k100=h53)*(L2:l100)) does this help? regards from Brazil Marcelo "Mel" escreveu: Hi Roger - thanks but it didn't work, returned a 0. I put my in destinations in H53 to H61 and used the rest of your formula. Any other ideas? "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Mel Try putting a list of the destinations you need to total in say cells W1:W10 then in cell X1 enter =SUMIF(K:K,W1,L:L) Copy formula down through cells X2:X10 Make the range in W long enough to deal with each of your required locations -- Regards Roger Govier "Mel" wrote in message ... I have data in rows 3 to 49 and columns A to U. In column L are names of destinations. In Column K are weights delivered to those destinations. I need a formula to give me the total weight delivered to each of those destinations. Can anyone help please?! |
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